Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-10-11
HERE AND THERE,

out again. rntf
A party Of young men from the
city will 60 on fishing tour TO Ste
gal'i Mill, Thursday. lnIt.c
The meeting at West Union, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. l.. Nourse, closed
Sunday.
Since the change of guage Of the
L. AIT. Railroad, trains on that
line have been making good time.
The Burgoo Club "pic-niced" at
Morrow's grove Saturday. The
usual program was carried out.
A protracted meeting was COM
menced at Locust Grove church, near
Caledonia, Sunday.
The I. & N. depot has received
coat OF paint, which helps it's appear
ance very much.
"wild Dave, Lucian Means Hfast
mule" took two premiums at the
Henderson county fair last week. "
Owing to the small board Of buy
ers there were no tobacco sales last
week. Sales again this week as
usual.
The Ohio Valley railroad has been
completed to Princeton and trains
are now running from Henderson 10
that point.
The Methodist parsonage at Tren-
ton burned Saturday. We were un-
able to learn the origin Of the fire or
further particulars.
A Presbyterian church has been
organized al GrAcey ON the 1. A. & I.
Railroad and the church building
will be erected at once.
A good deal Of stock from this
county will compete for premiums at
the Caldwell county fair which comes
Off at Princeton this week.
Wheat seeding Is now the order Of
the day. A number of farmers have
finished seeding their crops. A large
acreage win be sown this Fall.
q Rev. J. 7. Barrow, has returned
from Harmony, Caldwell Co., where
he has been engaged in an interest
ing and successful meeting.
Newell Dempsey, 7-year-old son of
JsF. Dempsey, Of Madisonville, died
OF diphtheria yesterday morning, 50
a telegram TO this city announced at
Q O'clock yesterday.
The o. V. Railroad has reached
Princeton, and will to-day, bring in
the frat passenger train, with officers
of the road, who will be met by off,
Gers of the fair which opens to-day.
Mrs. Lucy Black died at the resi-
dence of Col. Sebree, near Trenton,
Friday, of consumption. She was
formerly Miss Gatewood and had
many friends in the city, who regret
to hear the sad intelligence.
William Sheriff. better known 40
"Bunck" Sheriff. died Of pneumonia
at his residence on the Greenville
road, yesterday morning aged 81. He
was good man and the neighbor-
hood In which he lived has sustained
a great loss. l.r
All who want to go to Atlanta, Ga.
to see the great Piedmont Exposition,
can secure tickets for one fare for
round trip. This exhibition Il one
in which strong interest has been
manifested, and promises to be a
grand success.
The l., A. & T. railroad managers
are pushing the road through. They
have crossed the creek at Cerulsan
aud are laying track on towards y
B. SimS. They claim that about
thirty more working days will put
them into Princeton.
The protraeted meeting which hal
been in progress for two weeks a
Little River church closed Thursday
There were twenty-one additions L
the membership, The pastor, Rev
A. w. Meacham was assisted by tn,
noted revivalist, DIR. ]. J. Porter o
Tennessee.
There will be quiet marriage II
the Beverly neighborhood next Sun
day afternoon. Names Of contract
ing parties will be given later. TIL
matrimonial boom seems to hav
struck that neighbofhood, as ther
are two other weddings looked 70
the week after.
The ball at Crofton last Frida
, night was quito an elegant affaii
Good music was furnished aud
large crowd was In attendance. TIL
managers, DR.. j. b. Jackson and W
T. Stewart never do anything b
halves, but so in heart and hand I
y nnnnaan of all their nndertal